The Republic a Little book of Homespun Verse
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One with her heart's devotion, One with her soul's firm will, She holds to the oldtime notion Of what is good, what ill: And still in unspoiled beauty, With all her pioneer pride, She keeps to the path of duty, And never turns aside. 4 49 She dons no new attire Of modern modes and tricks, And stands for something higher Than merely politics: For much the world must think on, - For dreams as well as deeds ; For men, like Clay and Lincoln, And words the whole world reads.
Not for her manners grac...ious, Nor works, nor courage of Convictions, proud, audacious, Does she compel our love, But for her heart's one passion, Old as democracy, That holds to the ancient fashion Of hospitality.
50 IN HOMESPUN HOMESPUN IF heart be tired and soul be sad As life goes on in homespun clad, Drab, colorless, with much of care, Not even a ribbon in her hair; Heart-broken for the near and new, And sick to do what others do, And quit the road of toil and tears, Doffing the burden of the years: And if beside you one should rise, Doubt, with a menace, in its eyes What then?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One with her heart's devotion, One with her soul's firm will, She holds to the oldtime notion Of what is good, what ill: And still in unspoiled beauty, With all her pioneer pride, She keeps to the path of duty, And never turns aside. 4 49 She dons no new attire Of modern modes and tricks, And stands for something higher Than merely politics: For much the world must think on, - For dreams as well as deeds ; For men, like Clay and Lincoln, And words the whole world reads.
Not for her manners grac...ious, Nor works, nor courage of Convictions, proud, audacious, Does she compel our love, But for her heart's one passion, Old as democracy, That holds to the ancient fashion Of hospitality.
50 IN HOMESPUN HOMESPUN IF heart be tired and soul be sad As life goes on in homespun clad, Drab, colorless, with much of care, Not even a ribbon in her hair; Heart-broken for the near and new, And sick to do what others do, And quit the road of toil and tears, Doffing the burden of the years: And if beside you one should rise, Doubt, with a menace, in its eyes What then?
What to read after The Republic a Little book of Homespun Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Madison Cawein to read onlineMoreLess
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